South-Western France
South-Western France
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S6ver (see p. 240), by — iQ\\i. Hinx, where the castle retains its donjon and en- trenchments.
\^\l Montfort-en-Chalosse^ a bastide of the xiii. c, which preserves part of its ramparts. The church is in the village of BaisempS, and has a fortified nave of xv. c. and a beautiful romanesque choir.
29 k. Mugron. A little N.E. is Nereis, with a romanesque church and remains of a monastery founded ix. c. At S. Aubin^ a little S.E., is the Tour de Poyali, in a picturesque situation.] ' 16 242 SOUTH-W...ESTERN FRANCE.
763 k. Lahenne, 7 k. W., over the sandhills, is the dreary little bathing-place of Cap-Breton, T]6\i. Bayonne (Hotels: S. Atienne ; du Commerce)^ the capital of the Ddpartement des Basses-Pyr^n^es, a fortress town, at the confluence of the Nive and Adour. The town, kno\vn in Roman times as Lapurdum, received its present name, signifying port, in the xi. c.
or XII. c. Passing under the English rule, by the marriage of ^l^anor of Guienne with Henry II., it obtained great privileges and prospered through the ex- portation of wine and manufacture of arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S6ver (see p. 240), by — iQ\\i. Hinx, where the castle retains its donjon and en- trenchments.
\^\l Montfort-en-Chalosse^ a bastide of the xiii. c, which preserves part of its ramparts. The church is in the village of BaisempS, and has a fortified nave of xv. c. and a beautiful romanesque choir.
29 k. Mugron. A little N.E. is Nereis, with a romanesque church and remains of a monastery founded ix. c. At S. Aubin^ a little S.E., is the Tour de Poyali, in a picturesque situation.] ' 16 242 SOUTH-W...ESTERN FRANCE.
763 k. Lahenne, 7 k. W., over the sandhills, is the dreary little bathing-place of Cap-Breton, T]6\i. Bayonne (Hotels: S. Atienne ; du Commerce)^ the capital of the Ddpartement des Basses-Pyr^n^es, a fortress town, at the confluence of the Nive and Adour. The town, kno\vn in Roman times as Lapurdum, received its present name, signifying port, in the xi. c.
or XII. c. Passing under the English rule, by the marriage of ^l^anor of Guienne with Henry II., it obtained great privileges and prospered through the ex- portation of wine and manufacture of arms.
What to read after South-Western France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus J C Augustus John Cuthbert Hare to read onlineMoreLess
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